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The Collection
With every issue you will receive a precious model in die-cast metal, a mini masterpiece of model engineering, surprisingly realistic and positioned on a stretch of track chicane. The models are perfect in every tiny detail of the original single-seater: livery, colours, decals*, driver’s name, aerodynamic appendages, engines and mechanical parts, right down to the detailing in the cockpit – including the steering wheel, seat and even the seatbelts!*Due to legal requirements tobacco logos are not included
Cockpit
realistic in every detail
realistic in every detail
Bodywork
in die-cast metal
in die-cast metal
Original Livery
with the driver's name
with the driver's name
Mechanical Parts
perfectly reproduced
perfectly reproduced
FERRARI 312T2 – 1977
as driven by
Niki Lauda
as driven by
Niki Lauda
DRIVERS' AND CONSTRUCTORS' WORLD CHAMPION 1977
The Italian car that gave Niki Lauda his second FIA Formula One World Championship™ title in 1977.
During that campaign the car underwent important aerodynamic modifications and, for the first time, it sported Fiat's logo on its bodywork. This model features the livery used for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
The Italian car that gave Niki Lauda his second FIA Formula One World Championship™ title in 1977.
During that campaign the car underwent important aerodynamic modifications and, for the first time, it sported Fiat's logo on its bodywork. This model features the livery used for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
McLAREN MP4/4 – 1988
as driven by
Ayrton Senna
as driven by
Ayrton Senna
DRIVERS' & CONSTRUCTORS' WORLD CHAMPION – 1988
The McLaren MP4/4 remains one of the most successful Formula 1 cars of all time – in the 1988 campaign it scorched to 15 Grand Prix™ victories in 16 races for the Woking-based outfit, eight won by Senna, 1988's World Champion at the expense of his teammate and huge rival Alain Prost.
The McLaren MP4/4 remains one of the most successful Formula 1 cars of all time – in the 1988 campaign it scorched to 15 Grand Prix™ victories in 16 races for the Woking-based outfit, eight won by Senna, 1988's World Champion at the expense of his teammate and huge rival Alain Prost.
MERCEDES F1 W05 HYBRID – 2014
as driven by
Lewis Hamilton
as driven by
Lewis Hamilton
DRIVERS' AND CONSTRUCTORS' WORLD CHAMPION 2014
Mercedes embraced the new regulations and the marque's F1 W05 Hybrid 2014, complete with new hybrid power units, refined rear-end design and improved aerodynamics, simply blew away the opposition. At the fore of the action, clinching 11 Grand Prix wins and his second FIA Formula One World Championship, was Lewis Hamilton.
Mercedes embraced the new regulations and the marque's F1 W05 Hybrid 2014, complete with new hybrid power units, refined rear-end design and improved aerodynamics, simply blew away the opposition. At the fore of the action, clinching 11 Grand Prix wins and his second FIA Formula One World Championship, was Lewis Hamilton.
WILLIAMS FW14B – 1992
as driven by
Nigel Mansell
as driven by
Nigel Mansell
DRIVERS' AND CONSTRUCTORS' WORLD CHAMPION 1992
Nigel Mansell and Williams made their intentions perfectly clear in 1992, racing to a record five successive victories at the start of the season! There was no let-up: Mansell sealed the World crown at the Hungarian Grand Prix, the 11th event – earlier in the campaign than any previous F1 driver.
Nigel Mansell and Williams made their intentions perfectly clear in 1992, racing to a record five successive victories at the start of the season! There was no let-up: Mansell sealed the World crown at the Hungarian Grand Prix, the 11th event – earlier in the campaign than any previous F1 driver.
LOTUS 72D – 1972
as driven by
Emerson Fittipaldi
as driven by
Emerson Fittipaldi
DRIVERS' AND CONSTRUCTORS' WORLD CHAMPION 1972
With its unique rear large-surfaced wing and square air intake behind the driver's head, this easy-to-identify black and gold car brought the young Emerson Fittipaldi his first World Championship title and the Constructors' title for Team Lotus in 1972.
With its unique rear large-surfaced wing and square air intake behind the driver's head, this easy-to-identify black and gold car brought the young Emerson Fittipaldi his first World Championship title and the Constructors' title for Team Lotus in 1972.
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Tyrrell P34 – 1976as driven by
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Brabham BT 46 – 1978as driven by
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FERRARI 312T2 – 1977
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LOTUS 72D – 1972
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RENAULT R25 – 2005
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BRAWN GP MERCEDES BGP001 – 2009
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BENETTON B194 – 1994
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